This discussion explores object thinking and systems description languages, suggesting transformative impacts on library information science.
I am reading a most remarkable book. I tend to read in sets of three: a novel, a work of lit crit/philosophy/history, then something about technology. This latter category includes library information science stuff, history of technology stuff and sometimes programming manuals. David West's *Object Thinking*, published by Microsoft, is ostensibly in this last group but like nothing else.
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